Comments received on poems by Goldfinch60



Cropped Tops
BRIAN & ANGELA said:

Thanks for the VIDEO ANDY ~ Lovely haunting melody ~ sung & played at 60\'s Ballad Pace Beautiful. Loved the POEM too ! having been born in 1983 ~ I missed the introduction of so so many titillating (an apt word) ~ Mini-skirts ~ Hot-pants ~ Topless Beaches and Bars ~ Cropped-tops ~ Flower-power ~ Free-love etc etc. However in the 21st Century all these things still exist and resurrect in one guise or another every Spring & Summer ! The only advantage I have is that I may live to see Man walk on Mars and even the outcome of BREXIT. Yours BRIAN

August 8th, 2018 10:06

Cropped Tops
BRIAN & ANGELA said:

Thanks for the VIDEO ANDY ~ Lovely haunting melody ~ sung & played at 60\'s Ballad Pace Beautiful. Loved the POEM too ! having been born in 1983 ~ I missed the introduction of so so many titillating (an apt word) ~ Mini-skirts ~ Hot-pants ~ Topless Beaches and Bars ~ Cropped-tops ~ Flower-power ~ Free-love etc etc. However in the 21st Century all these things still exist and resurrect in one guise or another every Spring & Summer ! The only advantage I have is that I may live to see Man walk on Mars and even the outcome of BREXIT. Yours BRIAN

August 8th, 2018 10:06

What is Love?
Poetic Dan said:

Be true that! See there my friend

August 8th, 2018 09:57

Cropped Tops
LaurašŸŒ» said:

Andy,

Yes...
ā€œLadies fashion demanded cropped topsā€...
and short shorts!
I remember them well!
Thank you for the memories!

~Laura~

August 8th, 2018 07:10

Cropped Tops
dusk arising said:

LOL \'twoderful\'. I just left a video clip for Orchidee to demonstrate something.... just wondering whether i should do similar here.

August 8th, 2018 02:13

Cropped Tops
orchidee said:

Oh lol, a fine write Gold!
I should get out more. But in some (old) quiz shows, they run down the steps, and some bobble. Bruce Forsyth always noticed it, to the point of being a bit pervy and embarrassing some women! They should reply: \'What\'s that dead hedgehog on your head?\' (his wig).

August 8th, 2018 01:41

Cropped Tops
Michael Edwards said:

I recall it all so well - does it still happen - I live a sheltered life these days

August 8th, 2018 01:19

Cropped Tops
Goldfinch60 said:

Just to say that the Moody Blues are one of my two favourite groups from back in the seventies, the other being Pink Floyd.

August 8th, 2018 00:55

Sunday Afternoon.
orchidee said:

Cooee, me wife KP (though I forgot I married her) is avoiding being declared bankrupt. She spent it all on Botox!

August 7th, 2018 13:09

Sunday Afternoon.
BRIAN & ANGELA said:

Thanks ANDY for lifting us UP to a higher PLANE ! Lovely solo piano ~ lyric & video. Love the POEM too ! The SYMBIOSIS of a good book with a background of good music is unsurpassed ~ and thank GOD it eliminates time & space. We are momentarily suspended in Paradise. Every Blessing ~ Love to JOYCE ~ Yours BRIAN & ANGELA.

August 7th, 2018 11:20

Sunday Afternoon.
LaurašŸŒ» said:

Andy,

Thank you for the blissful gondola ride accompanied by...
ā€œThe gentle sound of Morricone.ā€

So satisfying getting ā€œlost in music and words.ā€
Thank you for sharing!
Love to Joyce and you!

~Laura~




August 7th, 2018 07:20

Sunday Afternoon.
dusk arising said:

Your piece describes a state i have oft experienced and long to be there again.

August 7th, 2018 05:47

Sunday Afternoon.
Heartwriter said:

It is a nice place to relax and read in the lounge chair outside. Perhaps an early morning visit wouldn\'t be so hot! Enjoyed.

August 7th, 2018 05:11

Sunday Afternoon.
Michael Edwards said:

Moments of bliss. This morning I will in the studio painting a commission listening to my favourite music with views down the garden - heaven!!

August 7th, 2018 03:04

Sunday Afternoon.
sylviasearcher said:

I always have a little envy of people who can write so eloquently of those beautiful moments in life.

My attempts never seem to quite capture the moment or drift off lamenting the transience of it!

I do have these joyful moments. They just evade my linguistic creation!

Thanks for sharing a mindful moment.

August 7th, 2018 03:03

Sunday Afternoon.
onepauly said:

sounds like you were having a good time. I wish I could be like you!
books are fine and so are you.

August 7th, 2018 02:25

Sunday Afternoon.
orchidee said:

A fine write and fine way to pass the time. I tried reading in the garden, in the shade, but lasted all of 10 minutes! We best make the most of it while it\'s here though. We may say later on: \'The sun, not seen it a while now; is it that big yellow thing in the sky?\'

August 7th, 2018 01:46

What is Love?
BRIAN & ANGELA said:

THANKS ANDY ~ for your eulogy to the FAB FOUR. There is a naivety and raw Scouse ingenuousness in their early work which is why they were such an instant Universal success story ! Later they lost their cohesion because they became too famous individually ! And now their legacy is preserved by the ODD COUPLE ~ Paul & Ringo. Their LOVE SONGS were primitive but genuine ~ AMEN. \"Love me Do\" complements your poem ! Yours BRIAN & ANGELA ~ Love to JOYCE. Please check the Poem ZIMBABWE and our FUSION on AFRICA Thanks B & A !


August 6th, 2018 18:43

What is Love?
Heartwriter said:

Love is shown and felt. By kind deeds and grasping hands. Love you Goldie!

August 6th, 2018 16:22

What is Love?
MendedFences27 said:

I, too, believe Love is ethereal, not of this world. Science cannot analyze it, recreate it, or define it. True, eternal Love is a rare event, not something experienced by everyone, only a few.
You know it if you have it, miss it if you don\'t.
Well expressed, Gold. - Phil A.

August 6th, 2018 14:52

What is Love?
JasmineUK said:

Baby don\'t hurt me,
Don\'t hurt me,
No more!

(sorry, couldn\'t resist!)

August 6th, 2018 06:57

What is Love?
Michael Edwards said:

Love is the greatest influence but it can only influence where it touches - great Write Andy

August 6th, 2018 02:40

What is Love?
dusk arising said:

Love suffers long and is kind; love does not envy; love does not parade itself, is not [b]puffed up; does not behave rudely, does not seek its own, is not provoked, thinks no evil; does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth; bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.
Love never fails. But whether there are prophecies, they will fail.

excerpt from NKJV .. I always thought this was a good description of some of loves facets.

Your words are true, it is not of this world... but would we be richer if love encompassed this world?

August 6th, 2018 02:28

What is Love?
orchidee said:

A fine write Gold.
Ahh, I was probably in that clip. Around about that year I sort of gave up following \'Top of the Pops\'. It got trashy later on, about 1995 onwards I think!
Much singing in 1066?


August 6th, 2018 01:51

Captured in Art
BRIAN & ANGELA said:

THANKS ANDY ~ Thanks for including the SATIE in Classical Guitar, my favourite instrument ! I have seen & heard JOHN WILLIAMS ~ awesome ! Having been raised in Liverpool (Walker Art Gallery) I do have an appreciation of many Genres of Art. Your poem is a \"Work of Art\" ! Verse 1. Everything we see (if we move slowly) imprints on our sub-conscious ~ and when we see the same scene (on TV or in a Painting or Photo) our sun-conscious connects. That\'s how we recognise people even after tens of years ! Verse 2. Trees in Windows ~there is always more to stately Homes than initially meets the eye ~ how ingenious ! I love SH\'s one of the UK\'s infinite blessings ~ who need the rest of EUROPE ! The Towers of Eiffel & Pisa and the Gate of Brandenburg and the Parthenon would all look ugly and out of place in the UK ! Verse 3. You liked it then ??? Thanks for sharing ANDY we all enjoyed this one ~ AMEN. The symbiosis of ART & Architecture is always a Pleasure especially Gardens by Capability (might call my Son that !) Brown. Yours as always BRIAN.

August 5th, 2018 18:13

Captured in Art
LaurašŸŒ» said:

Andy,

An awesome write! Your uniqueness of understanding art...whether it be paintings, music, or nature...is incredible!
Listening to the clip, reminded me of the time my son was learning to play the guitar at five years old! The first piece he learned a played for me as a surprise for Motherā€™s Day was ā€œLove Me Tenderā€! Iā€™ll never forget it!

Thank you for sharing and reminding us of this wondrous universe weā€™re fortunate enough to be part of!

Love to Joyce and you!

~Laura~

August 5th, 2018 09:10

Captured in Art
dusk arising said:

Great to know that us old codgers can still be gobsmakked by the beauty of natural things around us here in our own backyard of Worcestershire. Croome is on my bucket list.
Gynopodie No 1, probably Eric\'s most popular, i have recordings of by several artists on various instruments ans ensembles but it\'s at it\'s best as a solo piece as here. Gynopodies 2 and 3 are superb too being variations of 1. I seem to recollect these were written for children to learn and perform. Certainly the harmonic progressions across the three were a lesson to me and encouraged me into improv in jazz.
Excellent writing today. Love the repeat theme.

August 5th, 2018 08:33

Captured in Art
orchidee said:

A lovely write and pic Gold. Yes, I go on mini-travels, including some art shows. At one, an artist had painted the church next to the church hall, where there exhibition was held.

August 5th, 2018 06:48

Captured in Art
Heartwriter said:

Beautiful Goldie! I really enjoyed. Thank you.

August 5th, 2018 05:57

Captured in Art
Michael Edwards said:

I never cease to be amazed by how different artists can interpret a scene so differently and yet they can all capture the heart of the subject - this is a great write Andy and itself captures what the artist was saying through her work. It is such a shame that so many are unable to understand or appreciate art

August 5th, 2018 03:53



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